As an attorney who has done a ton of appeals I know I would never do one where the client wrote the brief. Other lawyers may feel different.

The only thing you can do is hire a lawyer for him.

You have to prove that something they did caused the fire. Could be completely unrelated.

If you were charged it will be up to a judge to decide.

Your policy was available to reviewed on line so it might be a tough sell.

What an odd question. So here is how it plays out: You get arrested for murder. You are put in jail pending trial, probably for years. Then a judge...

Any potential lawsuit (of which I don't believe is viable) would cost more than you could ever recover IMO.

Hopefully you were represented by counsel during your divorce and that is to whom you need to address this question as they are going to be much...

You would have to sue them in Malta.

This is a customer service issue, not a legal issue.